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What is Moissanite？

At Romalar Jewelry, we believe brilliance should come without compromise. Moissanite, a gemstone originally discovered in a meteorite by Nobel Prize-winning chemist Henri Moissan, is composed of silicon carbide and is known for its cosmic origin and captivating sparkle.

Naturally rare and virtually impossible to mine, today’s moissanite is sustainably grown in laboratories using advanced technology. It offers a stunning diamond-like appearance, exceptional hardness, and a much smaller environmental footprint.

Chosen for its brilliance, durability, and ethical creation, moissanite has become a beloved centerpiece in engagement rings and fine jewelry. Explore the beauty of moissanite — where timeless elegance meets responsible luxury.

Why Choose Moissanite?

Moissanite offers the perfect balance of brilliance, durability, and value. With exceptional toughness, it resists scratches and easily stands up to daily wear. Ethically created and more affordable than traditional diamonds, moissanite shines with beauty you can feel good about.
✔ More Sparkle

Higher refractive index (2.65) than diamonds for unmatched brilliance.
✔ Affordable Luxury

A fraction of the price, with the same dazzling effect.
✔ Eco-Friendly & Ethical

Lab-created with zero mining impact.
✔ Exceptional Durability

Second only to diamonds, perfect for everyday wear.
Moissanite vs. Diamonds: See the Difference
Moissanite offers a stunning alternative to diamonds, with even more fire and brilliance thanks to its higher refractive index. While it closely resembles a diamond in appearance, moissanite sparkles more vividly and costs significantly less. It ranks 9.25 on the Mohs scale, making it incredibly durable for daily wear. Being lab-created, moissanite typically has fewer inclusions, offering exceptional clarity and consistency. Most importantly, moissanite is an ethical and sustainable choice, free from the environmental and conflict-related concerns often associated with mined diamonds.
Feature Moissanite Diamond
Appearance
Moissanite
Diamond
Brilliance (Refractive Index) 2.65 (More Sparkle) 2.42
Hardness (Mohs Scale) 9.25 (Very Durable) 10
Price Up to 90% Less Expensive
Clarity No Natural Inclusions May Contain Imperfections
Ethics & Sourcing Lab-Created, Conflict-Free Often Mined
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Customer Reviews & UGC

Absolutely Stunning!
The craftsmanship is exquisite, and the sparkle is breathtaking. I get compliments every time I wear it!
Emily R
March 5, 2024
Perfect Engagement Ring
My fiancée loves her ring! The quality is amazing, and the customer service was top-notch.
Michael T
April 12, 2024
Luxury at a Great Price
I was blown away by the quality and design. It looks and feels like high-end jewelry but at a reasonable price!
Sophia L
May 8, 2024
A Must-Have for Jewelry Lovers
The ring exceeded my expectations. The packaging was elegant, and shipping was fast!
James W
June 20, 2024

Moissanite Rings --- Personalized Moissanite Rings

Moissanite is a brilliant alternative to diamonds, celebrated for its exceptional sparkle, versatility, and ethical appeal. With a refractive index of 2.65, moissanite outshines many gemstones—including diamonds—in brilliance and fire. It offers remarkable durability for daily wear while remaining significantly more affordable than a diamond of similar size and clarity.Unlike mined diamonds, moissanite is lab-grown and conflict-free, making it a more sustainable and eco-conscious choice for modern consumers. Whether you're drawn to classic solitaires, vintage-inspired designs, or contemporary halo settings, moissanite rings are available in a wide range of styles, shapes, and carat weights to suit every taste and budget.Perfect for engagements, weddings, anniversaries, or other milestone moments, moissanite rings symbolize love and individuality. Many jewelers offer custom designs, allowing you to create a one-of-a-kind piece that reflects your unique story. As a timeless and thoughtful gift, moissanite is not just a beautiful gemstone—it's a meaningful witness to life’s most cherished occasions.

Is a Moissanite a Diamond?

No, moissanite is not a diamond—it's a different gemstone made of silicon carbide.

No, moissanite is not a lab-grown diamond. It's a different gemstone made of silicon carbide, while lab-grown diamonds are real diamonds with carbon structure.

Yes. Most moissanite is lab-created because natural moissanite is extremely rare.

Moissanite sparkles with more fire and rainbow flashes, while diamonds reflect more white light and have sharper brilliance.

Moissanite offers the most brilliance and affordability, lab diamonds provide the same durability and look as natural diamonds at a lower price, while natural diamonds remain the rarest and most expensive option.

Moissanite, lab diamonds, and natural diamonds look very similar, but there are some easy ways to tell them apart. Moissanite shines more and has more colorful flashes than diamonds. It is also a bit softer, so it can scratch more easily. Lab diamonds and natural diamonds are almost the same in appearance and hardness, but lab diamonds are made in a lab, while natural diamonds come from the earth. To tell lab diamonds from natural ones, special tools are needed.

When selecting a moissanite, focus on cut (for optimal sparkle), color (near-colorless D-F for a diamond-like look or G-H for a faint warmth), and clarity (aim for eye-clean stones). Unlike diamonds, moissanites have consistent quality due to advanced lab creation. Before choosing, consider if its vibrant fire, affordability, and durability suit your preferences compared to a diamond.

No. Moissanite is highly resistant to clouding because it’s durable (9.25 on the Mohs scale) and lacks porosity, so dirt/oil don’t penetrate. Regular cleaning keeps it sparkling.

Moissanite is lab-created by heating silicon carbide (SiC) at high temperatures until it crystallizes into gem-quality stones. Natural moissanite is extremely rare (found in meteorites), so almost all moissanite today is sustainably lab-grown.

Forever. Its hardness (near a diamond’s) makes it resistant to scratches, chips, and wear. With minimal care (avoid harsh chemicals, clean occasionally), it stays brilliant indefinitely.